Laura Fabian is in mourning

Laura Fabian has a lot of sad news to share on her social networks.

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On Instagram, the singer shared a photo of a woman with a short mention, we can understand that the suspicious man died.

Unless she mentions someone in her brief text, her subscribers in the comments are well aware of the identity of the deceased: this is Liz Richard. Next, apart from being Laura’s great girlfriend, she’s also been his agent for a few years.

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“I will always love you … This last journey will lead to the eternity of love you deserve,” the director wrote soberly. Star Academy As the title.

In an interview on our pages with Joel Legendre last yearNarrator of I like you Liz talked about his relationship with Richard, whom she named the man who gave him his first chance.

“Liz is the first and foremost extraordinary woman. I would also say that I was very familiar with the motherhood she inspired. She is the mother of two young daughters, and she left for a long time to come around the world with me. So, by extension, she became my big sister. One evening Lees saw me singing while I was singing in Bijou, an old Montreal cabaret that was very popular in the 1980s. She took me to Trans-Canada, the largest producer and distributor of records in Quebec at the time. . She was the one who made sure I signed the contract for this first album. So thanks to this wonderful woman, everything started for me, ”she said then.

In the comments below his publication, many internet users sent him a lot of love and sweetness. We also meet with them in the same work and we also use this opportunity to send our most heartfelt condolences to loved ones.

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